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The last twenty-four hours of my life have been quite entertaining, for me at least. While I have no good/funny stories to pass along, I have spent the last twenty-four hours getting a rare good night of sleep (9.5 hours!), getting thoroughly destroyed in tennis by Redneck, and reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. The 450-page book was awesome. I was only able to put it down today to play tennis and eat lunch. I didn't even watch the Pistons game (it was on mute in the background, so I was able to get occasional score updates). I can't believe I never read the book before today.
If you have not read this book before, I strongly suggest reading it. I have no idea if the recently released movie will do the book any justice, so I am hesitant about whether or not I want to see the movie.
While I don’t read books as often as I should, it is probably a good thing. When I get wrapped in a good book, I won’t do anything else other than go to work or sleep until it is finished.
Anyone have a good suggestion for another good book to read?
As for other news, I think I might have an allergy problem. I have never had allergies before in my life, or at least nothing that was more than an isolated incident. However, for the past two weeks, I have generally felt like crap. Some days have been better than others, but I have regularly had a cold, itchy eyes, runny nose, and felt constantly fatigued. I have not gone to the gym recently because I have felt too weak to go for a good workout.
I had not previously bought into the possibility that I have allergies since it was never a problem in the past. However, many people have pointed out that this allergy season has been the worst in a long time AND that the worst city in the US for allergies right now is Hartford. Today has not been too bad for me, but this has to explain why I have generally felt like shit for two weeks.
I was going to buy some Claritin today, but I balked after reading about common side effects on the internet. I think I am just paranoid, but I feel like I should talk to a doctor before taking any medication. Any other allergy prone individuals out there have any advice?
If you have not read this book before, I strongly suggest reading it. I have no idea if the recently released movie will do the book any justice, so I am hesitant about whether or not I want to see the movie.
While I don’t read books as often as I should, it is probably a good thing. When I get wrapped in a good book, I won’t do anything else other than go to work or sleep until it is finished.
Anyone have a good suggestion for another good book to read?
As for other news, I think I might have an allergy problem. I have never had allergies before in my life, or at least nothing that was more than an isolated incident. However, for the past two weeks, I have generally felt like crap. Some days have been better than others, but I have regularly had a cold, itchy eyes, runny nose, and felt constantly fatigued. I have not gone to the gym recently because I have felt too weak to go for a good workout.
I had not previously bought into the possibility that I have allergies since it was never a problem in the past. However, many people have pointed out that this allergy season has been the worst in a long time AND that the worst city in the US for allergies right now is Hartford. Today has not been too bad for me, but this has to explain why I have generally felt like shit for two weeks.
I was going to buy some Claritin today, but I balked after reading about common side effects on the internet. I think I am just paranoid, but I feel like I should talk to a doctor before taking any medication. Any other allergy prone individuals out there have any advice?
posted by GaryGinew at 7:40 PM
4 Comments:
good grief, gary. take the medicine. you're not going to die from claritin. remember The Hacking Cough that I had a couple weeks ago? I'm 90% sure it was mostly allergies. it usually takes me 3 days of taking claritin or something similar to see a real improvement, though.
If the past 24 hours have been so amusing, why don't you have any interesting stories? Are your interesting stories that you might have allergies? Because, I hate to break it to you, but that is not quite as interesting as you might think. It is, however, more interesting than analysis of your upcoming softball season. :)
hahahahahhahahahahahah!
OH MY GOD!
There's a reason why I lived with MplsJu for 3.5 years and loved every minute of it, people. oh good grief.
I have nothing to say about your allergies, but I do have a good book to suggest: The Kite Runner. I have no idea who wrote it because I am a loser like that.
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